₦airaland Forum

Thewrath:
Firstly,as usual,I am responsible for how I write and not how you understand or interpret.

Why are there no pics yet?
We all know the Nigerian army and pictures are like bread and butter,they have pictures of killed boko haram terrorists,the Shiite Muslims killed during during protest and more.so why are there no pictures yet of the 114 and over another 100 militants killed during the air strikes?

There is only one possible reason I can think of why there are no pictures yet:
-it's obvious(in Emmanuella's voice)that Nigeria army have as usual gone to kill/displace innocent yorubas and other inhabitants of these communities,and are ashamed to upload pics.i know civilians always get caught in crossfires,but in a professional operation,the damage on innocent civilians are minimal,maybe a few deaths but certainly not the majority.but I can't say thesame for our NA.

Misconceptions of yoruba youths:
I actually do not support the activities of the militants,but I read online how these set of people boast/beat their chest about how they will deal with the militants,maybe because there is a mere commissioner assisting buhari or that a yoruba general ordered the air strikes or that they voted for change....make no mistake,buhari will not bait an eyelid to turn Lagos into a war zone as long as oil is involved,not even even osibanjo,or your obas can or will be able to do anything about it.my advice is pray and hope the militants give up,stop beating your chest,your people are dying.

The position of the igbos
This particular is just funny,I don't know about the opinion if my brothers in SE,but I will attempt speak for myself and others in SS.
Firstly:
-Whose land is the battlefield-yoruba's
-Whose land is being polluted-yoruba's
-Whose people are being killed/displaced-yorubas.
-Who is going to suffer military presence/intimidation-yorubas.
-Whose economic activities will be crumbled-yorubas.
-Who would be used as target practice-yorubas.
are the militants igbos-No
are the helicopters,guns,pipelines,igbos?-No
And many many more....

So why in the midst of crisis in your own land,you still find a way to drag the igbos in,they have absolutely nothing to loose...it's a win-win for the igbos,the average Igboman does not give a hoot what happens outside igboland,he may still not care even if it happens in igboland but doesn't affect his business.
so why will the igbos be pained/worried that you are fighting militancy when they have a much bigger problem to deal with.

When you guyz were rejoicing during the killing of unarmed biafra protesters,I bet you did not know a day like this will come when your supposed peaceful land will be turned into a war zone.well you shouldn't be surprised when others return the favour.
I advice you focus on getting rid of these militants and leave the igbos out of your miseries.

kikake:
If a country is not united like in Nigeria, all of its military prowess you show here amounts to nearly nought, ineffective.


Without any standing armies, little Belarus, Estonia, Lituania, Latvia, etc, freed their nations from the old Soviet union that was like Nigeria where a few persons in the political class lived in wealth but consigned the majority to mere existential life.

Little East Timor also freed itself from the proponent Muslim country of Indonesia.

Why use military force to keep Nigeria for your lot to use political maneuverings to impose Islam on all?

akinszz:
They only use helicopters not jets. Jets will be too big to use on them.

frankdGreat125:
Pure lie, we need d pix of d militant dat r dead to comfirm. Is high time our govt should start telling us d truth. My question is how many military was also killed. Govt dat is full of lies..........
Those they killed if true they r innocent Nigerians not millitants Rubish oooooooooo

olabukola:
Hope this guy is wrong otherwise

“The aircraft releasing the missiles had three short wings with a sharp mouth. It maintained a visible presence in the sky and anytime it wanted to fire, it flew down as if it was about to crash. I never knew the military had such a weapon.”

matrixx9:
.. Lol why you never edit anyone.. Mtcheww.. Have you tried editing anyone and it worked..

soberdrunk:
THERE ARE CERTAIN THINGS THAT CANNOT KILL AN IBADAN MAN LIKE ME, "HOT AIR BALLON" how now? What is missing that am looking 4?? That is how one babe look a full blooded omo ibadan like me say "bae lets go "Sky diving"!! Alakoba somebody! "Ori iya mi oni je kin ri buruku" RIP to the dead.........

Billyonaire:
You are right. The penalty for breaking pipeline to extract fuel to sell is death. Right ?

MXrep:
how does a bomb drop from air decide who is a millitant and who is not??

wecan:
They murdered poor yerobas calling them avengers, you cannot try this in the niger delta region

Billyonaire:
Using the aerial bombardment within a sovereign boundary is wrong. What does the military mean by terrain is not accessible by land and water ? How does the vandals access these places ? This is just lack of amphibious training by a lackluster Buhari militia. I am very sure very innocent poor women, kids and aged are among the dead.

idupaul:
You talk like Nigeria owns a single proper jet fighter
... so are you in Arepo now

murphyibiam15:
i have read several news on this nairaland about some people praising Nigeria
army for shelling militant targets in ogun/lagos.But truth be told, some
militants will be killed but a huge number of indigenes will go in for it.
while i may be neutral on issues bw FG and militants bc of obvious dirty
politics that runs in Nigeria..i want to also caution us on the things we should
actually rejoice for.Fact is that since humans were given different languages,
religion and culture it will be very difficult for us to unite...
for instance there is virtually no presence of boko haram rhetorics bc a
northerner is there, and if i may ask where is Shekau?
same goes for militants who were hitherto not there during gej era ...
rather than fan the embers of tribalism lets unite and make Nigeria great just
like the very much diverse America.
shalom!

Thewrath:
The name you quoted is not a victim,by the time the NA is through,quote me again so we can count/identify/name check the bodies

You don see fool wey you dey tell say na igbos or ijaws be majority for that side of ogun...kikikiki.

Thewrath:
Common sense una no get
Where is the battlefield=yorubaland,
Who are the victims=everyone including yorubas,
Whose land will suffer oil spill=yorubaland,
Whose land will suffer military presence/intimidation=yorubaland,
Who is being bombarded/nuked=yorubas.

But if your bid to save face,you had to call Igbo so as not to sound fraustrated.

In a much as I may not support criminal activities and the victimization of innocent civilians,be rest assured that I personally,will always be there to return the "favour" you guyz rendered during killing of unarmed protesters,even if na yoruba fowl NA kill,don't ask me why,unless you have short memory.

fx45:
How many has been launched in Borno?

fx45:
These nonsense pictures you're posting can NEVER be deployed in the creeks. The only workable option for the military is an air offensive which by the way is impossible because of the collateral damages that might be involved. The army's only choice is to use gunboats which has so far failed. The militants are well known to outmaneuver and ambush the army on several occasions.

Everybody knows how incapable the Nigerian Army has proven to be in the creeks.

joyandfaith:
pls read the links


DHQ
Reacting to the development, Defence Headquarters, Abuja, said there was no aerial bombardment of the Arepo because of the critical infrastructure which involved oil and gas pipelines playing pivotal services to the nation’s economy.
Acting Director of Defence Information, Brig-General Rabe Abubakar, who gave the clarification last night, however, said what happened was that the military and security agencies, in a joint operation codenamed Operation Awathe , under the Command of the Defence Headquarters, carried out a normal security operation to wipe out pipeline vandals and oil and gas criminals bent on sabotaging the economic assets of the nation.
He noted that there was no way the military could have bombarded the area because of the environmental damage that would also be inflicted on the area.
Abubakar said: “Arepo is of critical importance to the nation and the infrastructure on ground has cost the nation huge resources to put in place. It is true we have received complaints and petitions about the activities of vandals and criminals causing problems and destroying pipelines and siphoning crude.
“But the military did not and cannot bomb the critical economic infrastructure in place there.”


vanguard news


DHQ denied bombing the area.

Fleshly:
Fake news from Afonjas newspaper.

There was no military invasion.


Nigeria Army always looking for cheap publicity. Tufiakwa, Afonjas disease!

dannyjordan131:
pls whats d name of d bracelet?

joborskill:
See how kitted the Kenyan police is while Nigerian police wear dirty uniforms with rusty AK-47's despite our oil wealth. Shame

Iceberg3:
[s]dont worry,by the time dem trace u and u see ua zombie arsse for cell,ya eye go clear...how did u obtain military photos? who gave them to u? Who are u working with/for?[/s]

okeybarca:
U talk like a 3years old boy.which part of d north do u come from?.if i may ask u since u were born till dis day.have u seen or heard dat Nigerian army won any war in there life?.I leave dat for u to answer

Iceberg3:
the DSS.POLICE,MILITARY should get this person arrested..seun,this is espionage,what is this person doing with military pictures,how did he obtain them,for what purpose?

FlyboyZee:
Sorry dear! in Nigeria, the wife of the president is an ordinary citizen like you and I and as such could be dealt with accordingly. But, a Governor enjoys immunity from prosecution like the president. May be you live in Gabon that's why you are not aware of that...

cocoduck:
Hahahahahahahahahabahahahahahahfafafafafacacababababababababagagagahavagagvaga
You are the real chest beaters, BTW those things don't make much difference in that terrain, do tanks float on water? BTW you need so much to maintain those things, and where does the money come from? This is a last ditch effort to get the Niger delta into your control again, but it will fail, because when these things begin to break down I wonder where you will get the money to buy spare parts for them.

INTERMAN:
The radio stations is now getting so much in Nigeria especially In South west. They are just too much that radio stations now Jam each other.As small as Osun state is, there are almost 6-7. of them. In Ibadan and Oyo state, they are just too much. In lagos, infact, I'm speechless. Not to talk of other states. I am finding this uncomfortable. Is this really neccesary in Nigeria?